We’ve been testing a number of different apps but where Trello has come into its own for me is in mapping out top level month by month SEO campaigns where I can color code (and filter by color) different aspects of the campaign.

Love the fact that I can create boards that are placeholders for completed documents, templates etc and boards for each months planned activities.

My team can then take those various pieces and implement but I still have a single master plan that lets me keep track of everything.

Thanks to @irekon for putting me onto Trello in the first place.

I think if you had a stable framework with the basics to start, there could be a very lucrative opportunity to monetize on single and package sales. I just keep seeing these Basecamp updates coming out and wondering what their development teams goals are in terms of staying competitive and innovative.

Granted the guys and gals over at 37 signals created Ruby on Rails, and have lot of great accomplishments under their belt, but it’s no time to get lazy, hehe.

My only real issue with Trello is that you can’t have 2 rows of cards. If you have more than like 4 stacks, you have to scroll horizontally, which I don’t like because it means some of the stacks are hidden until you scroll to them.

It sounds great but what about reaccuring tasks? Do you have to manually put all client work in every week/month. Doers it track costs etc.? Clarizen is a good fit for this. But may give trello a go.